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Cheapest Cities in United States of America for International Students

 
We all are very well aware of Esteem that United States of America has earned in field of education. USA is without a doubt best country for higher education. Even in the 2016 ranking USA was ranked the most top country for higher education. It is, after all, home to the most top universities of the world. More than 6 universities in the top 10 universities of world are located in USA. Currently in all fields of education, USA has proved its metal and it is leading in the latest technologies and research. Studying abroad in USA will bless you with the best development and grooming possible. USA is such a country where you can easily find many other foreigners from your country as it is considered a country of immigrants.
 
As great as this country may be, it can be difficult even for those who are financially stable to manage expenses and income while studying abroad. Every student who is going abroad for education looks for every possible way to save money. It can be quite difficult if you are living in an expensive place. In this situation, what students need to find is a place that provides best of education quality and costs the lowest. So, we know very well how good USA is for higher education now to find the place in this country that is most easily affordable. In this article, I am sharing with you the most affordable cities in United States of America for international students. Since I myself don’t have the great resources to conduct a research of my own, I am sharing with the most affordable cities in USA according to the work of GreatValueColleges.net.
 

5 -   Murfreesboro, Tennessee:
 
Murfreesboro city located in the state of Tennessee is considered the 5th cheapest city of United States of America. A one bedroom apartment in this city will cost you about $664 which compared to New York costs $1700 to $3500 per month. You can now get the idea of how cheap these cities are when seen on national level. Despite being cheap they make no compromise on quality of education and provide what you can get in any global level university. Its top university is Tennessee State University and it was ranked as a “top 100” public institution in 2009 by Forbes magazine.
 

4 -   Memphis, Tennessee:
 
Memphis is one of the biggest cities of USA but when it comes living cost, it is 4th cheapest city of USA. Living cost of Memphis 14% below the national average. Being located near the Mississippi River, it is not only a beautiful place but also good hub for transportation and business. Memphis scored 88.2 in the Living Cost Index. In 2013, it was ranked as one of the top 15 cities in the United States by Forbes magazine. Its top universities include the University of Memphis and University of Tennessee Health Science Center.
 

3 -   Louisville, Kentucky:
 
With Living Cost Index of 87.7, you can also rent a one bedroom in just $664 per month. It is the third cheapest student city in USA. Its top college is the University of Louisville which should be your first choice if you are planning to study in Louisville. It is the largest city of the state of Kentucky. It stretches along with the big Ohio River. The most popular sport you will find here is Horse Racing that you will get tired of.
 

2 -   Conway, Arkansas:
 
City of Conway in the state of Arkansas is city where you will find all the facilities as any big expensive city but all in a very low cost. Living of Conway is 12.1% below of the National Average. Usually healthcare can be pretty expensive in United States. You don’t want to be sick while living in USA with bill they will hand you over. But in Conway, doctors bill cost 17% less than the national average. In cost of living index, it scored 86.6, second lowest of USA.
 
This city is a very admired place to live due to its low living cost. Forbes ranked it 14th Best City for Young Professionals in 2012 and also 14th cheapest place to live in world. Education here is also up to date and competing the world. Hendrix College in Conway was entitled one of America’s Best Colleges by Forbes in 2010. Its top universities include Hendrix CollegeUniversity of Central Arkansas, and Central Baptist University.
 

1 -   Cookeville, Tennessee:
 
The small city of Cookeville is populace about 30,000 and an essential monetary contributing hub for the place, creating a little region that affects the businesses and economies of three counties. If you rent a one bedroom apartment its average monthly cost will be $634 and in cost of living index, it scored 85.7 that less than any other American city. Tennessee Technological University in the city of Cookeville is ranked among the top universities of South America so with low cost, it also offers the best of education and degree.
 

Cheapest Top 20 American Cities

 

Rank
City
State
6
Omaha
Nebraska
7
Tulsa
Oklahoma
8
Ashland
Ohio
9
Cedar City
Utah
10
Jonesboro
Arkansas
11
Nashville
Tennessee
12
Waco
Texas
13
Lubbock
Texas
14
Knoxville
Tennessee
15
Stillwater
Oklahoma
16
Florence
Alabama
17
Bowling Green
Kentucky
18
Richmond
Indiana
19
Muncie
Indiana
20
Kalamazoo
Michigan
 
 


 
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